24 years ago here was other state - USSR Union of Soviet Social Republics (СССР Союз Советских Социалистических Республик in russian language) that included 15 republics one of was RSFSR - Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (РСФСР - Росси?йская Сове?тская Федерати?вная Социалисти?ческая Респу?блика in russian), it's speaking about USSR.

Country Russia haven't acronyms.

As Vasisualiy said, last 24 years the former RSFSR calling The Russian Federation (Российская Федерация in russian language) with acronym - RF.

The acronym for "the Russian Federation" is "the RF". The name "Russia" has no acronyms.

CCCP could mean (for some), Communist communist communist party. That is what my English teacher said on my first classes of ESL over 20 years ago on a subject of Soviet hockey team, gave us a great laugh

CCCP, actually but it stands for SOVIET Russia, not nowadays oligarchic-capitalist Russia. it reads Soyuz (union) of Soviet Socialist Republics in azbuka.

In russian yes